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2025-26 Financial Dashboard

A look at OHSPRA's finances and member highlights from the year.

September 1, 2025-August 31, 2026

Financial Highlights

Total Revenue $114,995 Revenue generated during the fiscal year

Total Investment $121,645 Supporting programming, operations and members

Budget Performance

Revenue exceeded projections while spending remained below budget.

$6,795 Revenue Above Budget Revenue finished 6.3% above projections.

$2,260 Spending Below Budget Total spending finished 1.8% below budget.

Revenue

Conference registration and sponsorships were the two largest sources of revenue.

Spring Conference Registration

$49,159

Sponsorships

$33,000

Contests & Awards

$18,250

Membership Dues

$13,550

Fall Communications Workshop

$1,035

Where We Invested

Professional development represented the largest share of OHSPRA's spending.

Conference & Professional Development

$84,790

Operating Expenses

$28,852

Board & Meeting Expenses

$5,486

Membership Expenses

$2,517

Nearly 70% of spending supported conferences and professional development.

By the Numbers

242 Members Membership-year high

196 Spring Conference Attendees An all-time attendance high, up from 166

352 Awards Entries Up from 331 the previous year

Member Highlights

OHSPRA continued to provide year-round professional learning, connection and leadership opportunities.

Spring Conference

A record 196 attendees came together for professional learning, networking and collaboration.

Coffee Chats

Monthly virtual conversations gave members opportunities to discuss timely topics and learn from colleagues across the state.

Book Club

A partnership with Apptegy created another opportunity for members to learn, reflect and share ideas.

Lunch & Learn

A mid-year session provided practical strategies and professional learning members could put to work right away.

OHSPRA + OSBA Workshop

The Fall Communications Workshop brought communicators, administrators and board members together around shared challenges.

School PR Power Pro

Members led projects that supported the chapter while building leadership experience and deeper involvement in OHSPRA.